
‘Di lang drug pushers hahabulin! PNP, AMLC team up vs terrorists
The Philippine National Police and the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) on Monday joined forces to boost efforts against money launderers and terrorist financing in the country.
The Philippine National Police and the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) on Monday joined forces to boost efforts against money launderers and terrorist financing in the country.
Opposition Senator Leila de Lima on Monday urged her colleagues to help push for the swift passage of her bill which seeks to reduce the expenses of poor Filipinos seeking for a job, especially now that many are experiencing the financial challenges brought about by the pandemic.
Senator Leila de Lima on Tuesday said the decision of Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana to unilaterally terminate the agreement that barred the presence of the military on the campuses of the University of the Philippines was a message to the UP community.
Detained opposition Senator Leila de Lima on Monday called on Philhealth and the Social Security System to stop extorting from their members by increasing their contributions.
If there’s one thing good that came out of her being in detention, it’s the appreciation of things and those who have always surrounded and supported her, Sen. Leila de Lima on Sunday said.
Overwhelmed by the friends and family members who visited her to spend Christmas Eve with her, Sen. Leila de Lima on Sunday said she’s still wishing for her vindication and freedom from what she called as her “unjust” detention under the Duterte administration.
Despite the visitation grant to her on a “no visitors day”, detained Sen. Leila de Lima on Thursday said the early Christmas present she received is still incomplete sans her mother’s presence.
The Philippine National Police (PNP) approved the request of detained Sen. Leila de Lima’s request to to lift the “no visitors rule” on Mondays to allow her to receive guests on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.
Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque on Sunday hit back at detained Senator Leila de Lima after she criticized him in his speech before the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Senator Leila de Lima called on the UN and the International Criminal Court (ICC) to probe extrajudicial killings (EJKs) in the Philippines, noting that previous actions done by these international bodies “ineffective, inadequate or simply passive.”